Short Introduction

[ColeKiraKnives]

My name is Angel. Living in NC and raising my kids Cole and Kira to love the outdoors as much as I do. Any criticism is welcomed. I've got thick skin and hard to offend but love to learn from my mistakes as much as I can.

1095

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[ColeKiraKnives]

African Blackwood Skinner

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[ColeKiraKnives]

Nessmuk Hunter with stabilized Spalted Maple, black liners and micarta pins

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[ColeKiraKnives]

Nessmuk with homemade burlap micarta, orange and black liners and micarta pins

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[ColeKiraKnives]

Birdseye maple B&T with black liners and pins. Sorry, I can't find a picture that shows off the scales better.

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[John A. Larsen]

I like the look of the Nessmuk on the Ruger revolver. John

 

[ColeKiraKnives]

Thanks. When I was trying to figure out how to photograph the knife, that .44 came to mind. Maybe its the curves.

 

[John A. Larsen]

Angel, How about some more information on that Nessmuck, steel (1095?) blade and handle length? John

 

[ColeKiraKnives]

John, it's 1095 and 59-60 Rc. OAL is 7-3\4" and 3/16 thick with a 3-1/8" blade. It's bulky and made for a bigger grip. I chopped up a cedar post with it and could still shave hair. It has several flaws as it came from a batch of steel I was testing out and also my first attempt at heat treating from my forge. Thanks for the interest.

 

[ColeKiraKnives]

I have a few more knives in the works including a few Nessmuks in L6 that will be ready next week. Most will be spoken for but 2 will be available for sale in the $160-$200 range.